In Pakistan, the Public Sector Development Programme primarily provides for:
Correct answer: A. Federal and provincial development projects
- A. Federal and provincial development projects
- B. Private banks' short-term lending
- C. Routine salaries of government employees
- D. Daily changes in the stock exchange index
Explanation
The Public Sector Development Programme, or PSDP, sets out public development projects and their expected allocations. Routine salaries are part of current expenditure, while private lending and stock prices are not functions of the PSDP.
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